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Hey everyone, I was wondering what you guys think is the best camera for brickfilming. Just let me know and the camera that most people think is the best I might think about getting 
( Though I probably won't do to the fact that I don't have a lot of money.) Thanks.
9000. nuff said. 
Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 for $100 USD
BEST ALL AROUND: Easy to use, good for beginners, good camera, manual focus. WORKS WITH WINDOWS
Can you use the Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 anywhere or does it have to be plugged into a computer because I don't have a computer in my room.
The logitech quickcam pro 9000 is a webcam, so yes you need to have it plugged into your computer to capture frames. Seems to me like you need a mini dv or a powershot, or move your computer into your room.
The 9000 is famously the best cheap camera, though a Powershot would definitely be the best of the lot. It comes at a much higher price, though.
Right now my camera is an
Insignia™ 5.0MP High-Definition Digital Camcorder with 3" Swivel LCD Screen
I need a really good but cheap camera because my budget is around 90.00$ 
I have a 4000 which is good too, but I'd go for the 9000 which is in HD.
The 9000 is famously the best cheap camera, though a Powershot would definitely be the best of the lot. It comes at a much higher price, though.
Is a Powershot A150 good? I have one, and I was wondering...
I need a really good but cheap camera because my budget is around 90.00$
Just borrow $10.
on amazon.com you can find great deals on the quickcam 9000: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-QuickCam … amp;sr=8-1
of course I do not use the 9000, because I am on a mac, and I wanna take some stopmotion outside, so I got me a canon powershot. a powershot it the next best thing. the one I mostly recommend, the canon powershot A85, which is pretty good. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-A … amp;sr=1-2
OK I'm gonna look in to the Canon Powershot A85, but I have a question. If you get in at picture really close with the Canon Powershot A85 is it blurry and is there an HD feature?
I might get the logitech pro 9000 soon.
I think that somthing like a Powershot G9 i've got, (it was half price on Amazon at the new year), check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T9Rapfwijs to see how close I get with it. I looked at the 9000 but I think it is too much for its money 
. Anyway my old G1 has MF an AF... PLUS remote...
Hey everyone, I was wondering what you guys think is the best camera for brickfilming. Just let me know and the camera that most people think is the best I might think about getting
I have a Logitech Quickcam Express/Go, it has good quality, pic. size, and it's 20 bucks at Target.com( not including shipping & handling). my other option: Ebay.
OK I'm gonna look in to the Canon Powershot A85, but I have a question. If you get in at picture really close with the Canon Powershot A85 is it blurry and is there an HD feature?
it's just out of focus, try ajusting it if you can
You want something with full manual focus. The QC9k provides that the last time I checked. Which was yesterday.
OK I'm gonna look in to the Canon Powershot A85, but I have a question. If you get in at picture really close with the Canon Powershot A85 is it blurry and is there an HD feature?
it has HD, yes, and it isn't blurry, you just need to focus it.
No way G is better you get MF+AF
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